malkosta

What is "open" about it?

mine has no org-mode...which is fine...I like markdown:

find . -name '*.md' -type f -exec sh -c '

  for file do  
    out="docs/${file#./}"  
    out="${out%.md}.html"
    mkdir -p "$(dirname "$out")"  
    pandoc --quiet --template template.html "$file" -o "$out"  
  done  

' sh {} +

Great, now they can put much more Ads in my notes app...

I'm probably missing something big...but after trying this herdr, conductor, etc...I always come back to ghostty+tmux+nvim....idk, maybe it's my old brain sticking to its existing synapses, but I find this setup much easier to maintain and more intuitive to think of whatever customization I need

Love pandoc, I use it for all sorts of stuff…here is my minimal static site generator:

find . -name '*.md' -type f -exec sh -c '

  for file do  
    out="docs/${file#./}"  
    out="${out%.md}.html"
    mkdir -p "$(dirname "$out")"  
    pandoc --quiet --template template.html "$file" -o "$out"  
  done  

' sh {} +

yes true, but I already have it on all my machines, for diverse reasons...it wouldn't be hard to implement a markdown support, but it would be worse to maintain that

mine is:

find . -name '*.md' -type f -exec sh -c '

  for file do  
    out="docs/${file#./}"  
    out="${out%.md}.html"
    mkdir -p "$(dirname "$out")"  
    pandoc --quiet --template template.html "$file" -o "$out"  
  done  

' sh {} +

All I remember is that it's pretty clear written in the post...

The problem with QWEN is that it just can't edit files reliably, I had to hack Pi all over to reduce the pain, but still far from perfect...does Gemma 4 strugle on this?

That was exactly my same question. Then I finished reading the post. The reason is pretty clear, and written in the post: it is faster than ollama+mlx.

What about just getting work done because you like to code, and not giving a damn about what others think because we will get rich anyways…I wonder why people are always trying to win instead of just having fun.

What a master class in linear algebra…

Yes, it describes human nature better than psychology. We can’t fight even knowing about it.